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Chidambaram views on GST: Idea of GST is now RIP

Here is a ten point guide by P Chidambaram to understand GST:

1. GST started as a good idea

2. BJP converted it into a bad law

3. It was notified with horrendous rates of tax

4. The law was applied as though tax-collecting officers were hounds hunting foxes

5. Every businessperson was suspected to be a tax evader

6. The GST Council was reduced to a talking shop

7. The GST Implementation Committee (consisting of officers) became the tail that wagged the dog

8. The FM treats the GoM as an extension of the NDA and its supporting parties

9. All FMs who express a contrary view are treated as errant schoolboys

10. The idea of GST: RIP


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Jun 2, 2021

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Comment No 4 & 5 are absolutely true
Government should take proper steps to see that officers should not take law into their hands and stop harrasing traders
Stop looking at traders as tax evaders
By: Sudarshan T | Dt: Jun 2, 2021
5th point is very very true
Totally GST act is not users friendly


By: S Selvaraj | Dt: Jun 2, 2021


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